davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville times., 1887-03-12

Capt. Calhoun Halle has re.
ceived the caveat on q patent for
Gin Breast Board. He has sub.
jected bis invention to a practical
test and has the endorsement oil
experienced planters as to its
availability and economy. He ID
now in correspondence with gin
factories with view to its adop
ton.
The Greenville times., 1887-03-12

NC foIlowing qnotations and

The following quotations are
furnished by n. GOldstein & Co..:
Low Ordinary, IA; Ordinary,
8; Good Ordinary, s IL; Low
Middling, 9; Middling, 8 8 8; Good
Middling, Q 5S; Middlng Fair,
10 Is. Market firm ; good. de,
mand; offerings very light, with
light stocks on hand. Receipts
very limited. Stains and dusty
eottOns neglected.
The Greenville times., 1887-03-12

hNTEp.-A first-class pants
TEST maker. Apply at TIMES
mar12
The Greenville times., 1887-03-12

r. Lewis Metesser of New
pans, has been in Greenville to
Il the Council /: relative to the
p water works. He will sub.
h proposition for the same.
The Greenville times., 1887-03-12
sHERIFrs SALE.

sHERIFT's SALE. lH
Tnn STATE or MrssIssnris) q
Washington County. ! ;
In Washington Circuit Court, to May
Term, 1887.
s, lehman & Sons, ! .-....f Z coz
VS.. Ell Fa. - 4 - 81
ia. stinson.
BY virtue of the above execution, to
me directed, | shall expose to public
sale. at the door of the Court House IN
Greenvlle, within the hours prescribed
bylaw, to the highest bidder for cash.
on the ~
First Monday Of April, Next,
all the right, title and interest of the de-
fendant. j. A. Stinson, in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to- wit
Half Of the east half Of northwest quar-
ter and northwest quarter Of northwest
quarter OF section 33. township 10, range
O west, containing go acres, all In said
county and state.
rhe same having been levied upon as
the property of the defendant, .. A.
Stinson. and viii be sold to satisfy plain
tifi7s claim, and all costs. -.
- - w. f. HUNT.
r Sheriff of Washington county..
BY W. NJ. McCutchep, Dep lab 2o-un
The Greenville times., 1887-03-12
'TaE WEATHER RECORD.

ere was q heavy rain on Sun.
|sast. out measuring any other
Il season. Since then it has
clear and cool.
The Greenville times., 1887-03-12
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
81 M ~ ~ -
DoNar FORGET that We keep
Full LINE OF SHOES
Some ore here now. Natt II

Some gre here now. ~
\ :, LQts'lpose on the road.
We can sell a Ladies Kid But
ton Shoe for $3.50 that would cost
$500 and- $3.50 anywhere. An
elegant ,GENuIYn HAND.sEwED
French Kid for $500. A very. hpe
Am srican Kid tiexfble sole But
tou Shoe for $3.50, worth s4.OO
and SAl0 in any market.
EASK.T o. SEE TH EN-
fseE s,ea .FsAe- = ta
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IH,szsisn uiEh Crew. slrifsd II, prstii.
4ert . retaln IN Hn1Tiif mltIslre a
ef-ea until he ka1 reslEn
1Aa extEFEua Ne&lo0lH nEo tsSfna 8
rzerqze = chesGo % azonzen SN6inal
kze4GAn1 0mT7 fcR ueHeuMal maSsoa
lpMaKd he aossi1lmsn4 os R1Ee ana ~
Elsh tzih11ala IN - Dssgfaa a14so
Resssss, q beinx sksnn -ihs nj &
y. GEsFyi usags. chie1faR % Il. &C.
i1g tt.zt ], Mslld canss 9 st6km u t6a
t1ambeF. Rihct oRsfnams Rnnviesas
cefeeliDa. bat Ne ha@aaf h nrRina
Greey 10 moiify tke meNsheA. Grew
appeala 10 have aEsa1lY ate6 Nishin ~
laal feW AAgE Tha fsnnhiIc naf{g
cseiesa % hold = eancpa 6ef1zs eonrE1la
nz1z1e, b oE6sk 80 insure . annEinons
FptH end avoid any ehance uf 9 sp1it
watch miRnt enaAls tBa 6Dp1Eluufs1H,
ed b. Ferry, 10 bFinR - Ggnnxal sens
aaaF With TIE help Of tba nlonaFuhisl8.
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m s...a.u . I asau.u nor p


A Hna1aN. ~ ~ -
HDskxkroEEz, Nov. 81 General AIas-
ter Wofkman Rpwderiys ok the kniahas
Of Labor In response 90 reques1 fFum
prominent kniRht Of this clly ufQinR
him 70 tssonsldef bis announeed d8ls1s
minatiQn 10 refife from tbs lendarshin
af lh9 0rdeFs has Writiea . letter in
which be says be cannot oonsisteatly
ds % and shat 4 would BE- unfair teaak
him 70 retain position which he aaea
not vant and which be b confident that
another man can nil 10 better adpan-
taRe 20 the order at large. Dukina|
ihe pasl gear BE- has reserved thsn-
sanda ok oommunieatinus fEqm ln&i-
vidnals h which he VAS abnsod.
condemned and aaked % resign. TIE
papers were full Of abuse. Threats of
Impeachment were made and threats
Of withdrawal from the order we're fFee-
u indnlged IN. He hae never bad any
fault 20 md with his odiolall ltreatmenl,
but be believes that ths ha1f services h
can render the order b 20 aiap aaids
and allow some other member DO ne
work be is trying 10 %. His life sinoe
taking up The oanss of labor has been
one eansfant struggle against enemiea
and elements Of digcoEd. Such q life
has bEsu must exciting ana hasisft him |
. legacy be never can part With, IL the /
shape Of heart trouble which may DO it6 /
work at any moment.
Il would not be becoming for me-
added Mr.. PowderIy, 10 speak 0e TIE /
financial sacrifices have made for the
order, but am free 10 say that would /
Be willing 70 make the same SACRIFICES
again, either OF health, wealth OF COM
fort. have tor eight yeaRs asFivon e. /
as know hoW 70 batter the
condition Of my fellow-workmen, hy
helpinR to b1ild up an organisation 1
through which they would b proleelnd
II thsiF Fiehta. That organization u
built, bat pEofane hands have been laid \
upgn L. The men who gathered AZ
Chicago and gave thas hostile deolaEa-
lion TO the world, did 30 only boeauas
anarehy could NOT rule tho order. ] do
aot charge all those who attended the
meeting II Chicago with being anAreh.
Ists. but claim thai the vast majority
af them did net fepEeeeut their consiit-
nencies.H
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STATUE or uBERTY.


An In1TAxzoH On THn 0nRkT nAnTaoEpE
MAgRHnRmCR.
sAE FnAncIsoo. Nov. 24.-Ths care.
menies attendant upon Abe dedication
Of Adolph euiEo's statue Of Liberty upon
Mount Olympus, we're held this morn
ING. A poem was reaa ~ Mfa 3. 3.
Oammings, after which Adolph 6utfo
mads the address presenting the ntatne
70 fhe city authorities. An orntion vas
then delivered By Samuel q. ShoFtFidao.
The siatus is in imitation Of Bar
thOldi's masterpiece IN New York haF.
boF. II is Of large size and faces east.
looking down over San Ffnneisoo. lt
is designed 70 kypify the triumph Of
liRht ovux daxknos1. The cIeeiTic LIGHT
whieh viii hamo fu1th from the hand
Of the goddess viii Be seen b. vessels
approaching G1lden Cats and also
throughout q great p0gtian Of the city.
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.0KTs AMD DIMMERs.
Amsrlonms' EhanlEsaavlng
at Msuns naa AhEeaa
D1lsAali = - Frnasasso aaE4sss nt
Bsssla = Assesses ssu6snhf
RsssraIua - ozsusa.

NV x0nx. New. Ala ~ e ~.
ported lhNze wezo ne anu1na1 fo4luEoa
cunne41c4 VITA lho oeanEg1noe ol
1hankzalBsma Day tArouakglt he Ensf
en- 1laarA Ruainem a11ryuheae waz
suspended. Home RaiheflnGs te ne
ThanknG1uinn dInnef wtaa r6neRnh nnd
thszs waa q great rush of oellaalana and
Others 30 pAEsielpaao sn or wilneaa tte
exhibl1lonA 1he church s1fFIcea WoEe
eluude6 naa ~ ehnTi1nhla innfiinaion1
dld nes fs1re Ne poqE.
u Wa1hlnHto1, Pss1idsnt and MEa.
Glevsl4nd a1oended tno uniem usEgiael
q TIE FeuEth RRsshytslinn oAnsaA, and
snhezQa Qaentlg n1a 11Anknziylng tnsklg
~ OaksieW. haEi16 aa k1eaEs lAFee
young LADY fkionds e 1lrA O1gel1n&.
The ce.sEsanee e the day aflss tee
old NaW EnRfnnd fn1hiun npPenes . he
comina into Reneral nas u tie South,
g iaelcAiea oy tuporta . ne AasoclAled
n e AnfznIuAM sxuDHRxa ar o1nnmns
LoxpcN, Nov. 2k-psoeaxsus Dgss
ptusided e. thn diaueK given hy ihe
AnaRisan slndanks ei Oxford today %
cslahrats 1hanksEieinR Dny. Unaflss
Il. Fhalps. son 81 MinllasR Rhelpa, ana
1eoond aee1o1aEy ak Gha American loRa-
lions goapQndsd q tuas. . President
Ulslsland. He advocatsd inisxnaiional
CONFESS between Oxford and Harvard.
A. nm ozHnkn cArzzAE.
Rnax1m, Nov. 2k-A Tnankagivinn
nanQust wns GiEen by The Amerinan
uolonY a. the Hotel Arnim toaay. Pen
dleton, United States minief1K, presided.
Minister Pondlcten, n hia speech. 70.
feEred Ia very f8eiinR tefns % The
Crown Prince, romaKkinR that there
wuEs no hnman ills which human 1ym-
pafhy was unable 70 alleviate. AZ ne
Inatanoe Of Ohapuaan Coleman, the
Iinss secretary o. the AmErican iceation,
Z Vss unsnlmounly resolved % sssll tks
telegram 70 che Grown Primes:
.sThe AmeKiennn IN heKlin ofier theif
most hsartfalt aympaAhy with the
1Fown Primes In hla auaeglnan and lheif
Isl winhas 9ps his eally return, with
leallh restored. 70 his people ane lhelr
1oapilable capital city,
A. san HnANunc0.
HAn FnAnumco, Nov. 2k.--In addison
Q tha usaal church ssfglsaa. 1hankn- /
living Day was eD1BEved ID this elty
nd vioinity b. ainneEa ssEvea 70 the
nmataa of puhlie institutions, % ihe |
lok In hospitals, neWabuya' pienia. |
Iasebnll and other outdoog spoEta. /
luslneaa waa quits GeneEally alapsnded. /
ne weather Waa cloudy aad oo0l.
TWo PRESIDENTS xo6BFmp.
. ORR on MMxzpo, Neg. 2k.--Mf. 4. B.
lonneEy, charge d'aIalKs Of the AmerI-
an legation, gave q hEIllIana Thanks
living hanQnet at the legation this
Vonina. zee eaentB Included membeFa
{ che Mexiean eahlnet, General Nc
look, Uniled States railway mRnagers,
1urnaliufs anA deleantion Of Kansas 1
'ify merchants. Mr.. OonneEy, IN bis
smaKkn. raiaEred 10 the good foFtuoo
I the two republics IN thalE pre1ldenln /
I'd In ofEnEina ioasl % them be eulo-
insd The Sterling qualities ok Pneel-
snis Cleveland and Diaz and paid q
raooful txibnte 70 the beauty end pop
lnEity of their wfveA Minister Masseai
Dspondea gracefully 70 The toaat.
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SuD0N RH1ExnH. ~ KANSAS CzxY, sAFn
10 ~ TzB MAJ nzEEnzED.
KAnREs Ora, Nov. N.-Ths Journal
prints . etatemeni today anncunelnR
Ne appoinlmept Of Judse Z. PhiIlipa
Of KGnna UE1F. as camuiisalunar of fhe
general land o1leo, b eao1aad Gennral
SPARKS. Judge Phillips, ID an inter-
view. said that be had recefyed no a.
formation uhztsxcE tha4 naeh an a.
puintmenf hae been tnA1ns He was
greatly suFpEiaed at the report. JudRe
Phillips D presi9inl in8ne nf the eenTi
Of Appeals % this city. he naEgad
Throughout she var as liautnnans-
colonel 81 cavalry IN ~ nninn arml,
vas deleRate % the DenaoEaltc son-
yention of l168. taemheR of ia forty,
fourth and foslF-eklh congresses, and
served h 1879 with sesssiaFy Lamar an
toe congressional oommi1tse inEnafinaf-
ne ths Hayes KildNn elsutioa diapnfes
tn South 0arolina. s.aaia ~
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- 0NLNA NN@@-~~@ @@ANN- -
RoRM A cAMFNKT
Para Nov. 81 -Pfsnident Grsgy has
rsuaeslsd n. Ribot % form . eahinet
ana hnn chasRed him 70 aonssg % the
chauabeR his A9saDee of ga4lRn4tion.
Rlhos eonssnasd, 6a1 ndvilsd Crew
eknt a - ueMnaQa wHs . political agt,
- lsnex o. whieh required the D.
ur0sA of he eabinet tAs peeG1ent
cnrh1 10 e1afsz witb the naiirinR minis-
e.ra GFsvy nesurdinRiy gumnaaned
Ragviw and his colleagues. The Rlbot
nahinst will pgoombly tnalads n. EsuH-
-. ~ Waldauk koaMa1s. ~. Lmdo
Oarnnt. mnd GxnzfAi keTrons
Tka Eatlieai fznEuala etsuaRly oppgGs
- oise1ien e 0e1eFal Hsns1sF g ~
h6Ts1sssss shaa Rlbot ID . assuna
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YALE nnk1s nknvknD kED EuR aanATKsTI
MNxHUszkaM PnHskTrs.
Nnu Yonx, New. 24-'flae efeat game
Of foet bali between Harvard ana Yale
today vas Witnessed b tgentY thousand
people. u twns q splsndid struggle and
ended Ia favor o1 Yale The sooFe beina
n toe.
The hngs nudience was extremely en-
thusiaaiie and The noiss made hY Ne
yelling o0lleaians, hlumni and ladies,
who apparently took an equal fnisr1sl 10
lhe contest, was friqhtful. KyeFyWhere
bunchea Of ribbon, atFeamefg and 6aga
ilntlered. Yaie's blae pFed0mina ted,
HaEvAfd's crimson came nsxt, and %
Iznhian, PFlnceaon, Unio1, Wesleyan
and Pennsylvania uoloSs wenk 90 mako
up as hfiekt and pzstiy . pioinEo a. can
b imaained. Not only we're the cheers
of he contestants and their associates
heard, hnt he Ptinceton and CoInmbian
cries we're also seat forth. O0luubia
favored Harvard While Prineslon uas
iussfned toward Yale. when the Game
was ecnelnded the crowd s9afmed al
over Tie Aeia IN The widest exeitamahi,
swespinQ al The fences and ropes before
them. Tha vicioEious players were
borne oH tie nsld by their fellow wear
ers AZ The blue. Fer toniehf Yale haz
adopted HaFsaxd's coicEs and Il puitine
crimson 81 over he city.
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RmsxxnnkM. Nos. 1&-Ths rspaxs af
n Hlnass a. ex-Empnew ksQenla was
afsatly exA1EasAle3 6ha qeez en-
walti1g dailg.
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AzHzneEHuaa. On1., Nov. Ma Y
repesled pare taat t1e aeeoanss Whif1
1sat q ashore hf Folnt Fefee. fha erew
~ sw4l e4nare via she sxaanlInn 81
- e44i4l1 sd oae Of aha naan. mho
- lasaea 9 ~ ElaRinn. A amalI bsaf
cAlnol ilFe in t1o - gFe0ailina ant =
= feared thzt tteY VIII - i6t1 - -
ne llfs e1ElsN elew nt kan1rskT. whr
naNe fann ssnt faT. sneaca9 - aroalrr
fhe lake.
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..s---s-..'- Z. s1aa1ENa o. WAEx
- - :, - f1lEioe.e oE9.W ae9 q
Is gsA,l - e,sur6sg, - SO p NJ e 1e1.1
salll. - -. i1r4ea. Legs 0eu1elts -. /
. else y eo-1urang q eae1 EezlA.
- 81 ASP ckllEDoAkkk s0lk3.
CO - -. ssrrg tgeeanE af 3 p - - Meqsa
y y. sesry blsek. Al 80, : =. =. ,
$3.50 = 3, - - 3 49,
g = sfIlss.
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kANo, Nov. 2l,-Aa q ssasiun a. a.
alate tsactsFa' institute Fraoirt,s,..-
aela passef thankina 1rnl~--s- -
01ennof, 81 QAiifernia. aad 70. .fi,..s'
., fennfs of Hevada, fog lhe,T s-ss,ss.
I'll e4orts 70 lndses Ne nafitnaf s'1e.-'.
ilon sasoeission " hBid i1s naxt nrnnsi
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Docron suzlGED1 MAKES LoA0 REPORT.
BmnGxn, Nov. 93.-DK. 0ehmidt, In q
long report to the Medical Society Of
Berlin o. the case Of tbs erevn primes.
says thai Q oaueerous infltrution has
existed from tbs very beginning below
the left vocal chord. This caused a.
irritation which prodaeed papillary
arovtha on the chord.
The Nasfona1 Zsfluna says: sIt h
reported IN medical circles that Dr..
vtrchow found no oancerous particles
In the discharge fsom The growth II the
crown princess throat. The portion
sens ie Virchog, however, Was much
shaksn II transit"
BoZH 4 Dnrvn AID A WALK.
BxnExn, Nov. 9l.-The weather waa
ana q san Remo to-day and the crown
grimes t0ok both . drive and Q waik.
BE Looked wsll and appoarsd 70 enjey
the exefol1e.
The Krsas zsitsA6 says that DE-.
SchnerIiu In tbe eouEan Of experiments
"a the clinical department Of tha Char
IN HospilAl discovered bAcelilas, thf
exintsHoa og whlda has ionR been s1s-
pecssd 70 Be the e9usa ef The eanosF.
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LoxDoz, Nov. al.--Ths Lanesl has en-
shority for the aiatsnent that Dr.. Mac
kerxIs hns fseslEod . highly sa3lsfae-
tory report as 70 the eaREe Of TIE een-
diiIon Of CsU1n Primes Frederick
William.
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LAIMnoR, Gal, Nov. 31s-Iha eoso.
nek's taEy IL Ne e4se o. the eealh yag.
aexdAy Of Rev. A. a. Denean, Df Ohioa-
a., tadny rendered Z sef6tet fhat TIE
dsosassd rnst his deafh by sleppfng 90
he lFaek ID the me- 0f an apvgoaGhinR
irair, evi3G1ely thinking 4 wumlA paaR
him On ths ether tSaeb. 1he inFF aK.
opoFnisd TIE enal1oeE of aid enains
and nail eofpesa1ian fEnm 81 hlama a.
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Loxnon, Nov. H. TIE Stasdsrd's
San Reno ooEfespon6snt b puahorized
b. Dr.. Howell % contfadict the state
naua that the Crewn Prince vas sc
much luaoTuFod that he had hopss of
rsoeVery. The Grown PFinoe has heen
eoina % veil, bus there has been No
maEkef change ID his eondilion until
tcssy. BE had nol ben cot Of doors
"a s f1rtuiek1. vaFiiy On account Of he
fkroat and carly beosuss % the bad
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SALT LAu. Nov. ~ Reusfsur Dves
nas iaAen possession of lhs safea. tookr.
aoeoe enll ana records 10 tbs allles 81 ~
YlaAlaent q iho Maaman ohn1an an8
- piAesa tMp Rnards IN ahaans ef
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PmszAnEkRMEA, Nor. A. Trial hsaas
in tha l3o-yaFd haadic4p foot race we're
run 81 Echo PnEk today. IhG GpKintsEs
we're from Al parts of the country.
there we're 64 entTies ard whsn DARK
ness stopped tia spsrt theEs remained
only NE folloginE, uho viii ran 9 de-
eidinr heat On kaaardags r. II. Dsles,
Of Hopkinlon, M4s4 feleF ffiddy, of
RitasbaEn; y. y. Gnmn, q BaFlingl0n.
Va; and 9. O'Bhsss q Heiyoke, Mss.
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M1EwauKEE. New. ALI d thonahs
fhat 500 brewery employees vii atxiks
"a Tues3ay earEEinH nRxt benaEas % 4
circular 10 be issasd % them Tomorrow
hY she bsewfnN establishments, iufeFm-
Inn thnm 1ha1 fbeif unien wlil 70 iaaeSR
s. rnnoanlz1f beoaags 3 eeul1Eot ma1s
via & knd hsea bHokEn. The tKgubls
eEuus CA 81 ~ stfiiude q tie bxsWexs
nnian ID sRdsrinR : bsyects % thrue ~
ne nrms fer uslng malt made b. nou-
nnfnn u18isieF&
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SAT- LAkns Nov. 2i.--A nafnnf -.
yna.eAto, oompo1e4 o. enatess sssa
- A.aAe mnas have manhlnsr9 "a kn1~
~ -. $. kouf mlla1 nuEih 81 Rsll f.nke
~ t!e i1ie1tlan haina e. - lf-.r q
et..lan4afo s1oceasfnf. anelI noInrns.
aase eeen alleady fouaa barfsTlne =,
80 m4e - tne depth of 80 feel kuf
see @achinegy aa ealoalaiad q kor1 el11s
fea1 d1ap. -
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LonneNs Nog. - The Csofisr nove.
nels tos ne exlaFmlnaslon AZ d6Sf -
&c ll.e % 4@we1 collapsed On fEn an-
e-slnes q foSao of polins. Iroeea
aate eeen ean. q pEa4sal 4 sanaanl 81
-. Assenps 1here hes baan knaTV
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tneInlA u1x, New. Noy. a.
e.ee.sio ng1i 9 burning saf tha hss5
,,.lls ". .onl4nt 3. to9 new mill nsar 1Se
Onei,f mloo aeaft. Iho Ohalis7. HsIl
aea noterql1 holstipR wcFke - 80.
.,selslnssea. Ihe city. Gold HiiI sns
ne nnosrworkinRH of ali iho lssfir~
b. eleulrinitR. s-ssN
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PxrzNBun8. Nov. a--A NOS occurred
on Bedford avenns tonight baf9sen ths
uaenber4 of the uoiogiaag ssOBp gang
rnl sons twenty-aga Italians living II
fke naixh borhood. PIslels. knives ard
rEonss usrs ussd pFewiseuouely, Tuo
men we're shos and twsiEa or aftssm m
iufsa, bat No peEsoa wns killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

SALT AiAkn. Nov. 28.--oaite A unsrs.
sloa wa1 crested IN oommsgclal elrcIer
soas4 snel we annonnesmeuf -
1.e, lesa Morris n. Edpmail. one s4
- leaalnR olelhlaM ana nanla' fnr.
n..e.n9 goods houaes IN tha tsrritnr~.
na1 maae en assignment @ JosIah a =,
Rsst fof the benefit nf hia ereflio@s.
laDMAn oae been n business - -
- pes. ntteen years, sud had eniied
S4c1 osLotes Dos paAd dollar f0r dnIlnr
- sauss % tns failafo is nilBlhnied A.
gss,.,eoA1aB Llpman alao hna 4 store
y hallels AdAhes which Ia lnalndsa IA
ene e.elenmene Ihe assets are rnn-
geees % ~ e ps $4,000. Tbs liabilities a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

prina re 3 sTnfisete IL snsatal,ess -
l-s. erar.s1ed nrw enrvey frnns
sn1sEine Ne alale a CIslffssr = ~ sh.
80 tnfe141 Aya epupls. Nevada. A
analanllnsuiaI In : eisiI,e4 80 "A
-..1.a4 Mxtn9z wa re11Ezn1a b ths
scaq en- = pssssnt 3 leaEna1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

DuMus Nos. .--Alanfax,lIa nnt :.
Prison RaFb IN TIE TnIlamors isIl fel,s.
VnFlsn = saaefing from lnssmnla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

unzoAao, hoF. 2i.--Tho aunruhfsa A.
ienle oemmiiteo iodag asleolea a nlos
q Rround tn The Walabolln 0enses.ss -,
= wnluh % bury lh0 ng1 dead rnaTr''
ss,s. ne pies eoniaina sboui So 1uu1ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

RAnzs. Nov. 2S=Mne. Eln6aNfn a.,
~. Aotentas uhu hava besnu,a r,'s-.,-
lnent y oonneetiun vita sha Ot6srel
seenoal To-Day opened The Oafe dilhls,
on MAs o1ienFs which shay fooanflv rnr.
enaaed. Mme. LIm0nsin hereaif ,.,,.-S
ne customers e ne eonnsrFs 80 :
mixsa crowd q oaEions slaRf S'-.r~ -
foanooo TIE dears. EinaliP : fistnrn.
anoe aEeae - the cnfs, nnsneer 81 -.
sels pEgeeeolng 70 denoliah fhh ehkIsa
anq tables. Ihe pollse arrived rronniIr
81 iSs sslahIiah..n.n -. sasnes.. .s a9a sne deeFa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

DgMm, New. ak.-Lara EIarar Rnla.
tan ne9 reoeiVed several anmmonree ~
napilaoinR u be paper rfoots lIrrs AZ
see suppressed bfamnhna ~ - lsses's
Ane sEiAl wih haain on lhs lrsl "a De.
elmnes A oEoWdad meeting wns hnld
e4ls toqa4 % ptolaet aRAlnal lhe trsaf.
ment ok eater OsBrien by ih6 TnilnL
moss iai euiheSil1ss. Ksrd MaFot So
.lgan acted e ehalrmnn, and ree~e
An1llen memheEa Of ths House 81 CON
mons were pageent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

4AM Fnanuzuo. NoT. All 3 rsuers.
ed en aea1 anlhoEllF fhat Traae Tsarr-
b. 10 i ealDellfo& With tha nanke1.p
and M1Euhana4 Mntnal IFS frsnrir.
tion ef the U1ltod b1atoa. 80 alto Wa
ihs kioetEle AdRh1 Camnsn9 81 or.
land. y aeg1l - laaEa SeF Aoslnn 4
ptaae tAs boA4s of lh9 naw tkanae1al
n6H16l xalleaea. h = fata Esa6 Nr.
1Iumhs : na1eei1e - nex enls..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

LIvMalloHKI Gal, Nov. tA.-A farmer
named Z. i. Hanaen migsed hig nine
teen n-manths old babe last egonine. On
searching ho found Il ID The water
trough, Z short distance from ne houes.
drowned. t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Dos1A Nov. Ss.-kive thousand ns.A
sena attended tns fenaEai toIiag az ika
ylellms q TIE Dninh ehip ". a. aehcl.
80 qllAstel. Iheze vas 4 Renerat -.
pe1slon q b1sineea ID Dover. fHA
9ae.n nas 80. z nanuaeo ofuym bslhy s